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Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
KlTe Fseapea

me new DIRE escapes for the Savllle
buil Ing arrived In this city this morning
ana 81 wll DO placed In position 1T once
ihry are OF Iron and rimilar 10 those
placed on the Clayton Houss soms time
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
MIII Cueog Meeting.

Ths vote % aslL CraeR Huadrcd sre
ip7Gsc 10 u - a. ta- NJ rna,d mex
T1usc'!ay evening, 10 nesE n ecnea b,
Wm I L5aDm, K:Hnk III Wa.aerarn
j. HtTvE1 @ni'en.n, Eqa, Gu tie
Eacosef'J o; eO"24ltutfpual r1tpfr,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
Rhe Boat

80 sluays h . E-ttc'e desired. Oass !
III. Bsssp,r, ls3 West 8 Vspth street,
s-iis tPp hPst goods in ria Ike In Cut
t:'a. r. yo1 dn rot taieye /, call in
aEd saI3 PIE bis uAlsAey,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

A PPLts, APPLES, APPLes-I Will.
n Lell At Stidh4ni's suoIioa room, on
Friday, October 2s ht 10 o'clock q. M, 24s
barrels II appiss, ffon Yori state. They are
o nns sthOrtmeat OF choicest varieties.
sso'sd lsN ", Y. WARn ER.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

S'oH tLE-fHS OHFAPESr MILE
IN TINS city; ohenoo TO double your
''Chey. oIeansry, 4th aud Shipisy. o15 -
MtoH REEr- Rooms. IrQUIEY At
a al sShiplsy street. ass ts
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
FOURTH EDITION
Rspup,ican Mas Meeting.

To night, In the Opera House. . mass
meeting Of Republicans viii be held,
which will be addressed By William u.
Spruanoe, Anthony Higgins and Ben
jSmin Nields; Eqs, and Charles ii.
rIest OF Georgetown. Mr.. SpruAnce
,as spoken tVice before In this canvass,
but t will bo the hrst spcechee for
hessIs. Higgins and EielSs. Ar. Treat
Is DO. g lawyer, but is an excellent
speaker.
.Anrnber OF Dover Republicans we're
In nyltsd, bat g. ccur, is In session there
they copid nos socept. Tps mem beis
of tbs County Executive Com nmittee
expect 10 bs present. aud nun Der OF
Rspn blicaps throughout the STATE have
sieDifed their inteu, Ion TO attend. The
meeting bsslrs 81 Q O'Clock. Music
will be furnished by the First Regimen:
Bard.
DEMOCRATIC MASS hnETISG.
To morrow evening mass meeting
OF Dsm ocrats will DO addressed By the
Hon. Charles B Lore, George II. Batter,
Rsl, aud A. P kobiusor, Eeq., OF
Georgetowp. Mr.. Robinson 10 the
lead or OF Iefo'm In suatx, II mo-,
Throughout the State he Ia one Of the
best srsAkers In the DSmoci alto rsnkr.
He will represent Su,sex In this meet.
ing, ~ Mr. Trea. ~ill in tho ReE ubli.
can meeting to u,aht Mr.. Rcblnson
Tor neariy . week has b.eu speaking
daily. On Saturday last he made two
addresses.
AT oTHsA PLACES.
a big rally was held at Douaherty's
botl, at Rilins Sun, last evening".
rhomAs RsdGiug pIssidei. ana over 800
pertcts were pit.enL The first srS ecb
was u sde by willard Hall Porter, 4 q.
who held the attention OF bis sudience
for over one honr. willard Salisbury,
l. o., ass 70 have spoken, but wss too
ill 10 lea7e lon6 Rx Senator Nc
Whorier, although not In good health,
spoke for almost sn hour on what he
said xss the most important matter
ever bt tore hia consideration.
In Old RelloRs' Han as Georgetovu
the Democratic Reiu. ners held rese
meeting Saturday evpa.rg. Levin T.
Salisbury presid-i. Tho hrst speech
was made By J. B C'stk, editor OF tie
S1sseI J0arpal. a. WAS follow ed by
l. Irving HAntg, sureflGtenIent OF
the Eent County public schools. The
spa Afer made 8 good imprtssien and
sas ieu ily Ghe-red
| The Republican F1eeu.lve Commit
tes of New Caste County met NJ No.
20 Market e:ree: 3, O'clock this ATS:
noJu.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

The 6ifserspcs between Pratts Astra'
aud Others 10 apparent on trial. d
james Balt. family chemist, sole seeh',
Sixth and Market. QEocais sssp !; or
set IL Tor You.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
stA.e OF me 7smpsra a:s
Af,s AQnnirA

EoslnrToW prouih,s 60 b, CLOUDY O
clearing aad coo er. ThurAay c.ea. =
Ing 81 stss!CEAry te13Jrt+ t1re.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
...,,c o, confidence

rn,,q u . sF,:o.s 4lSn sSspss % d y y
5s 5ssssg, mas, ~ s"5 e5S'r, 4, f,sn s''1Ils', 1Is,
naE.S "a seosohlsi hem. G P.iOs "
sas s 3Jus soouid ivy 'n'"
cents. p- adj
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
WILSON'S
Undertaking rooms, No. Gi6 King q,
TELEPHONE SIGNAL, iGs,
Open all tight.
]. 4. WTLSON,
EnuerAi ll,reesoV
ACCIDENT INSURANCE.

$4,000 insurance st death
and 5000 we skiy indeEani-
~ In case Of injury.
E;e will insure you against
ACCIDENTS OF oil 9 kinds,
Railroad, Steamboats,, Base
Ball, Foot Sail, Cycling,
Cricketing, and Yachting he-
cidonts, as well as Accidents
In general.
The "Five Dollar" General
Accident Policy OF the En-
p'cyers' Liability Assurance
Corporstico, cusures moro
and greater benefits titan arc
given by any other insurance
company in the Uaifod States
at tho same cost.
Daily Accident Tlchois only
25 cents per day.
HAWKINS q CO.,
o2J cod 712 Market Street.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

Barkley q Brother are having anrther
door placed on he rreuch street SIDE OF
their building.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
q. SATURDAY.
TER III DAY CT:UV EN3gF, .9a.,
At = ccl2cl ?. n,
Tho :, ,,,,ov,rg tcf.-is,5 rs,i e..s,s viz.

Tho ',i!ovtrg tcfc-iss3 refi e'.Gte. viz:
~! ttst ssrtGin lot Of t--d s'.la.ed N tae
sly a. WIN ip.tar. neW Case Cuu1ts
s.,d -.sts Of De'agass,
Be.i i-aiaS n tie tGLthwcz' corceY Of
fr,ot - rl.p'e 1-rhs, then.. s!-ps
Efunt y e. KS. Fly ~ zee. 20 l.rG I=is II
PaTtcs Otrtstg, Il Sn59 b.. .laIi llLd goa.h.
erly % fre!. n IL ~ rs 70 me ro-fLtrir
sac OF " To- stI,et. ihercs hlnry water
SIZE I essleriy - ieei % b. Esst-fiy gid5 Uf
Ship'9F ttyec. ara tieI3 'hcre Eotsh.
efIY - ;ss' nagts ~ lGss. - n ,lpcs Ci 10
glD1iOx. a. : tl,s-.gJ ~ OrlcE bnIlftu.
Ltrh9o ers-. - Z 81 NsI 9, pag@ SO a !,
Ssitsi a tssed /. eEscQ.ion &c Lls pr D.
e!ty "f m.r' .rsdity, su'viyirg njrt.a.
Eo', and MAI Er@Airy 4d @ Ea.rolgtK ..
aad TO bs soit ~
q / - LA|PSOs, Shertn,
Nherti's CAee, " luIugtgn o.oDe. L.,
ioo'' o.s eod Is
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

KSyEHr.D-A JOB UOMP. DSIt0H.
w Anply a. the bels 7ars Plating o.,
ga MARI OF strust. o252tf
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

The fiuest sins Ing canary biE6s IN this
city may be found ct PaTker'r, 1903 E.
Second street.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
ON THURSDAY,
THE ierH DAY oF NOVEMBER, So.
al so'cinck, y. m, A

The foinvine described real r.itN. ~.
All thtt cr'tAin lot OF pace Of Land situate
in tn. city e v ilHilagfpn. New Castle -
an State OF D-lawne. bounded anu described
a. follows. 10 VII;
B4ginnlHg al he inie, section the ssuiher-
iy side ~ Ihiri street with The es>'etis side Of
Lompsrd street and raLntnS Thence southsrly
Ullh s,i side uf Lon hsri strev. a. feet thence
/, .st-rly aHd plr sll'i vita Thirf strcrtIS frct
thence norih-riS al parti.rt vtth Lombard
street /. utt 10 tn sd D de, Thitd street aus
h~ire rstesly with aid sld' OF idiri rtEc
feet to thr pl.cr II h. gtlnins with the "a e
and pgi tlts- 81 certain EIlry iref1 inches
IN " idth nti1r~nt - Stit lot and extending
IRON ti.~ ~ thvriy sIfc of Iatrf strrtt sou b
crlY / a. fsrt the ~,ste ~ ~ = thereof being IS
1 et ~ Nerly NON ana rirSllst tu vita the
,a-t-riy ;. c"f Lombsid street In common
with 9th ~ rn'it!t-f thereto forever With
two sisrv s-irk dsciiing hause aud store
herv. ~, eNr-ptps theTcfruin all thst par!
thereof r.th tire brick dN cling house ami
store thereon. h- rtnr- sol an conveyed by
Giles i.aTnbs0a. -A~rt1. to ruch 4 D4G
saiG e1crpiet parL - unin meta. 81 ~ inter-
section u Third aud L0mhAri strceJ> s'ort-
sat-. an having front n { % ttet Ism
bard 81 ert and depth OF "a fctt.
seized and taser In eKecut oa ,. the pTo-
f,erfy OIL Peter v. C1ars and 10 re- ,oli ~
GILES iAMbSbN, thrItf,
Sheriff. once, Niiniington, Oct. I, tss1,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
ON THUR5DAY,
TEE 10TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 81,
sts O'Clock p. ~,
The ton.x,nr aesrr,t...h re., e.,..e ....

The following described real estate viz;
tIl ihft To- or pie" crltni - nsrt. IN th
81 "f I'm n t"n, oound,i and de- TfbcI :.
+ ellp%H 10 VT:
LcZ.HHiUF Al ,be I0t'r g. .ipn n the louth.
Nt1ir'a sile of : |uE s'rrrf IN! t.e nor II
WtsE.rn j. % Istn u street th~n . ali
~ II Ff.Ht sfr'e uogtg - d, rec. At-t g,
fttt al n n g. la4i o. No. .4 sb rwnoj
ana frilthsurr IVA the ofth II ltrd sorth
wrist flE ~ irtt 70 Iant Oi Thomas br.in
TUE r" - IN ~ $ nj FrItupIst.rty ~
- "h, iHrJ - 1"s uaTtiiucri. r!Y side or
A'h+'l siIefl 10 q, = and tl,nce lhrrrby ~
hty e. 'ra-i oftr: ~ ihe pa = OF beginning
~ M CO snt lhErgo. ID IRE or les Bsuk N
shridiUg
nd gni taken ia execution % TIE pro.
wife, and t. l., ard n he sDId nv
Oil - LhMboJS. Sheriff
hheri1s ONCE siimingt0H, q ltober a. ~
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

tIy IyhhrcD-A GILL FOR 4kNEHAL
" beus,Sark with Reference. Apply
NJ 1908 Mgdtson sirott. oab.tf
i.AYANfED-A BOY 10 FEED JOB
w press. hKlD l. BnU., no li6 hst
Fourth gtrscs oxs-2ts
1XTARTED-A Roy, ABOUT YB1Rs
w old, a! tbos factory, Sid and range
steeb. IL
"ANlFD-f OR o GENILRMEN
w boa ders ct ;0i King IS. s25.u
----------------------------
ENHE WEST WALNUT Isr,BDAUEINu
\ sebool for young ladies and little
sirn reopen sept lstn (sih yssr). M iss J
EkAUTHARR, Principal, aJoi walnut Of.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
1ALTiEO4L "a uaAU Z A1AEsA9
EEDvLs IN yTYECr. J2sy e, 1872
lIT.a lsGVS b}i,waIs Aysuuo EzyvN
IA N.a.,S 4 ETlss

Z EEnvIs IN yYYETr. J2sg e, 1872
In. .5e lsGVc b}i.vaIa Avenue Dzp~l
EAsI.!SJUPp,:
Fpii4. kncon-a erigyts., caily .....E.1th. u
EhtlA, 4 'VGm.ucdF .iod, uatlg..,..f.g1 T.. z
r:i-. Aceur2LC- gt'gr. dEHr.....f..i n Il
F.es kce.'',.-rg sytcl a. dGi!y.....lC.lo ~.
fa.sI Cne5oe rzpfEss, cR!lg Liih a. q
r'a..S. ncco 1.I-Jr- atOl, esi.J 80. 30 .. Il
p1i!s, ..St5cl sn0asuou, C4t.y-,... GiaE. ~
SiusA Z 2EcF.e: s=grecs, dE.iIy KS Z. i.
PEt. hsSa.l lua0tsti. dam. ....... 40 p. y.
saiia AcoonaCd pucn, daily, e.SIp. y
Pht!a' Rco9rl dAilSs except - 1isy, f.se p.u
sail2. onso.s- 9 ! rrale, dail., f,tS r. X
Pa:la- Aeconnot.t.oE, daily, y,.....e.aV ?. d
EGSI. BOuSLs
Lfrtcssc l. n'sg1, dsily. y..-...,....Y.sc Il a
Erfss. J1ltsYo 9.Sl nert Elc.EGiZ.
Ha't;u.nf5 Accom- = o,:E,tca, daily,
pt s9udas as...........,.......s.ts b. q n. n
GfciL natt /. -1.ftG. dsiiT T....,..l.B =, a.
Er:i7es uina'onetl Ia &. Il. 81 Ls11s
s.t1 =, =. Rsr: cay.
bNt.!I'Ors AcSh1D oda.ioG. DAILY, D og .. "
~ ..hEo EGd 81 lsou2 K2r!Sss,
o5...........,......... u
oluEs ~ ssoc1EciAaon, tSiiy T20p. n,
on LhfDLh tahtf, . y a, |. -eundS!
Only. ;l.@ =. u. dsnY, sIoaCt ScaGAy
o.G9 !. a.. ara s..s r. S. dSu5.
lTa,os .sEvs JlG-I e. sgroct HtsEoN:
Yer PhHaHellLa ESQ J. bl.. 5eilT exSSp,
saLaEy, IL. =. n, c1jy. TE bsi.i-5oT,
ste 2. Y. tai!J. r :.E@dorbs.E, 81 aDt
l.oo =. ~. es':y, except Sun6ss; 9 O. G. u
ScEt.Y Only. 1.s5 saf $50 ?. Z dL.iv
i:aias tol - ~!'nih.aJL--Lssys PhtIN0ol
Yhaa NJ ead -. = psiiy. ;.ls &, n
1sfy nEcEat aJrGSy. u eS, sio45 8. IL
i.iiy,1 ", 8 o. a., ts.Ss, t.Eo, e.Sa. e.Is
1000 = II. daiir,
EypfELs t.aiuah
" "A. oLh"lENTp. o.E. LORI.
EAnsSst. Gsnl Tsat. AxsE
Te!ephone No. 1873
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
GUM w EAR,
fhilsielrA;a, Wilmington & Is,
.;mcre Railroad.
Jups lses. 1887.
--kirs viii ieAys Hllnatngtoa as fotorf.


PtNaitipaia tsxpress,, 4, . @, as9. sN
i:s sit, $40, . 10, Q ~. 10 o.. II 81, u 81 AL
II "a, . 81, Sy-, "a 0 ~ and % o. II.
kosonE odatic7. 20. % 70 70 81 =. y.
rs, I %. . ", 20 Q 10. 10 90 u n.
Far CnGS.o. ttJptossl. -. &C. - 80
D1-, u st. II 81 o. IL, "a 90, q, &c SEd Ia
kSeorn . rca,i,n, 20, co.Tps, 80. I5n
.. N. -, -, -, ~. " snd ~ y ?. N
RES luts, . %, 2t2 ts1, 20, 90, x
20 o.. II a n ~, ii s2, 81, II e. u u,
Io.. i3 &c =. p.
slsA. n, - Ss.f I % p. n.
Kts.forA, 7 AZ - m, u "a ara va 2. g.
1A.Iinhrs and intcr5e1iLsS s.aapas, le q
II, ttT AZ II "a p. II.
PAltlnoru s11 Esy Iice. fNp p. -.
Hal.iuaSrc and Hss5;Egsoo. 81, as, 81
/; ca Il 20 r, n, II os, 81 IL. -. 81, i.
.ttotn1 7 - ?, D.
Trains for IbtiAcLFs E;v.sion leave fe-:
Esr Ne2Lls, %, " 8. H., Is x, "a, 3 "
J, - p. 2. t5s i :: aTtt
0ecrgstsrE Az Ls0oS, = Q. n, zDd .
,. z
?coeS) = =.
Geaicci .i,1p-e~l sHrr1
Hsruns;cn. iIS.laAT AMI way etasiors.s q
:. T., II s. Z. n
sIrrses r5r EA--iarsns, c - ,. N. We,
EIp:ss. tor porer, r.uinsIsa .sa Dsl
INST, Il o. night.
Elsnsltn Ui.7, sco AZ.
Espr1tg 7or Clya tbgSlss, Ola Fssls C-si
,uct EIu x ortoLx, - de .isai.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
usmxiRyeneYE

We, ths up1eYagned BANKS and Banksra
viii pay sl Prises drawn In Ths Louisisns
Stats Lotteries which may Do presented aa
cur countsrs.
8. N. O6LESBY, Pres. Loufsfsns
National Banh.
PIERCE I.ANAUx. Pres, state Hs-
tfeRal BanR.
a. UAI.D WIZ. Pres. ~ o. uari NE
CARL NO HI Pros. U nfen National
Ramk.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

Ont zud sea our o.: iiF' w. n s:l'''
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

.SHERIFF'S SALE.-ky VIRTUE OF
- .wrIt ot Lsy4ri FIrias. 30 M dirrcts,i.
VIII or efposei 20 p1bl.c sale, at the our.
TO 81, on NAfkti STREET. he:S.-n T"Rth Ani
Ecyr1th s;reria. IA the g II of%lina stys.
Nes cattle county, -
UN SATURDAY,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
CAPITAL PRIZE, Sl50,OOO.

I'VE do hsfsby certify thai We supsrvia
The arraneemsnD for all the Moothly Anc
semi Annual drawings VI The Louisiana
State Lottsry o., and In perscn manage
md control the drawings themselves, snc
nat tho same arc conducted with honesty
.hifnols and In God faith toward sil paytiea
ind we euthortns the company 70 use IN q
,er.tnoste, with fAo-simiies OF our Exnatursi
attached In tta aAvertisemszte."
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
THEsEH DAT OF oYEMBgR, 1887,
A. o'clock =. m,
me followins described re.. estate. VII.


Al inst crIts,n lot NJ p.-v-l ~ lana With
n stOr t-si brirx dwelling ihrrfrua rrert.-i
sItrar- IN ihr ~ Of WHINING GA bounded ahi
ue-rflbcd y ltilpHaio wis.
Ets .Inlug t the sssierly sids of NoutsOtn-
,rg stree; ~ the distance ~ ~ f+,t sogtEtrIy
from M sOutnsriv idr Il fttth stte't ant =.
the routlsFly 81 e Of = ieSt ~ iuc alley thence
along rt.d tIis ~ NJ lntgou-ry street, south
trlv ls t-stG inch :. tb.irr rs-teriy paraliot 20
rifti street. ani passing thrDI.n sHG along TIE
m utle at TIE p-Tt 50 on Wall between tLis and
the dw,l tag on the sfit:UiEg premises a
feet iHrae 10 the so,'f!y 80, DfA Irr
ivet 4, ltr aiiey c0nmu lcst!ng With said
Zee; ife si!eF, thence til h'fvDy uSTihefly ana
parallel o NpntsgmeY streei - lortr inrh+a
AHF th,nc thereby westerly and para .pl -
Push stTr, % Z ct inches 10 II, p'sc OF h--
- n ~. p" ihs c"utruts ul- ~JT " hat 10 NAV.
-rttcd ana ken IN * cstiJp ss 'hP proper
~ uf - o. ~ X. Town erd, aiuu tstTHt,r ,i
DAVID lE4Els.n, deceased mi famg!a iisr-
r,-oI. wife ui - i,atit Hlrr son, Hafr.-
-on AE1 ltvbert Foreman I. l.. snItD be so.d
by
CfIE1 LNHESON. Shrf ..
Sheti1's oZec, wilmington, Crtonrr sTth.
iss7. p.5 o.!
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

SHERiTF'S sALE-BYYIRTUR OF A
- wit Of evar! YAiAs, to M tltr-tf
VIII ~ eIp r-ed 10 public sAl+- ~ the court
fohs', On hafkrt street brtgee II ntath and
hHrcnA .1e.ts Ia the city OF ,S.lnugt,
kcM CAsNe Cnsn,N. L..
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
rr,va Enii,ne,nnlN.

Lssve Fniis6e,phlN, s.czs ss-s,.- NJ
Eumt1J;on (c.1y:S5ay, !, IA 81, 90 -, u
20, .o11, II -, u 80 q. ui., ail, Svi. tt&
$40. 49,, tII, 9ci. etT, IL - p. h.
'scoG u.o5 I.icl, : 80. 10 81 n. "a. I 70, . eg
81, g.. { .I ? - /. Cs ls % E2a y :, y. y
-ga.fs s-sri - ts'us t9ilrc Ii-, GEpISs.
sppa SiiNr sN.,E iaS< u eaasE91.
Ter t-TtaSr iri3TIAt'ee psf5spss.s hEe 70
trad .. tle siaxss 3dEce a. tls csL:ns-.
:. X. VODlA
JJfsST~I FeEss1gey AErS
CshS. - a. rpSE GShasA1 ELssxal,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

GHKHi RS '~L 10y TlErIf.t,t Il
=. ~. - Bsgari rariss, 10 uC directs
viii be tZqN o1 T. n sals s- tna tourt
Il uCss, "a METse. .g'es &. etBt.l Tenn and
etgve "a n ss'tcs. ~ sea est. u y,I1layt.n,
Nsn UIssls IyU ~, BoI,
OK SATURDAY.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

Ok KENT TWO OR THREE NICE
-. Hnn story rooms, suitable for csuyl.
''t'ost children. al o nice saloon psrier
Apply yUJ W. gth street II
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

NHERIFF'S SALF-BY VlaTUE Of A
- viii OF Ais. We adltiani Esponss 20 me IL
,-rted ~tli ne expo..-h /, pubic sale At the
Court Hoe-r On M,tkrt street hetserii fcnth
AMI Eleventh streets. In the city " ilnitn2 :
ton. New castle county. D-l..
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-13
Major Ponds Tribute to DIR. Parker.


That Ship" said Major Pond when the Etru-
ria had moved out into the stream. lis carrying
to England the greatest living preacher. When
Mr.. Bescher was leaving England the last time
he said to me, referring to Dr. Parker, L wish
everybody knew him as 1 do So now say, I
wish every body knew him as do During my
connection with him l have not heard him say q
word against any one. With all the provocation
he had here he always the same gentle,
kindly man. I wish he might have staid longer.
In my opinion no Englishman except Gladstone
could do well in this country Dr. Parker.
The more the people saw of him the better they
liked him. He could have made a splendid sue
cess by going over the same route that he took
this fall. He was engaged for fifty lectures He
filled forty of those engagements, skipped three,
and cancelled seven. His lectures drew crowded
houses at every place except Utica, Troy, Hart
ford, and at his fourth appearance in Brooklyn.
His audience in Minneapolis brought 81, O00 II
he had staid month longer he might have
ried &, 800 more away with him, as offered $500
q lecture if he would carry his lecture Glad
stone TO Boston. Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
ington, and Pittsburg."
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-13
The Awful Drummer.

To the Editor Of the indianapolis Journal:
It has been for years the custom for newspa-
pers all over the country. when out of any other
items of interest, to take fling" at the drum
mer; to tell of his cheek. of his mashes, OF his
general bad character. As I belong to that
class Of men, and proud of it, too, would like
to call your attention to a few things that may
somewhat change the p1blic's opinion about
these men.
I take for illustration the men who travel
from INDIANAPOLIS and towns of this State. The
Travelling Mems Association" of Indiana num-
bers over 800 1t is an organization which pays .
s., QUO loss on each life; its surplus fund amounts
to nearly $l2, 900; it's officers representative
men of business and social standing. Go down
Meridian street, and in nearly every house you
will find some one of the rroprietors has been a
9.knight of the grip" Numbers of them are
memb ers of tbs churches, and the Young Mems
Christian Association is well patronized by the
younger members
Besides this scores of them are men in good
circumstances / have in my mind many men
ION the road" worth from fifty thousand dollars
down to a living salary Hundreds of them own
cozy, comfortable homes, with happy wives and
the finest babies in the world
AS a class, they are breezy, bright sociable
fellows, not stuck up," ready to swap opinions
with any one. well posted, great politicians, and
none Of them Anarchists. Most of them are
men in middle life-ambitious, warm-hearted
met by them with generous hands. Thatthey are
trusted with millions of dollars annually, and
that there rare failures in honesty, is vol
umes to their credit.
men-pick them out of any body of men-and
in appearance, sociahity, energy. honesty,
thrift and good citizenship find, if you will, a
better. The travelling man is longer
hummer" he is a citizen-a good one, too, and
here to stay. DRUMMER
INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 9,
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AFFAIRS OF THE RAILWAYS.
A Little Inside History.

The friends of VIM. r. McKeen coming to
the front and giving their side of the story.
One of tho largest of the old stockholders,
whose ste * sold by Mr.. McKeen, states
that in no case did Mr.. McKeen sell the stock
OF an outsider without his or her consent.
Neither did he advise them to sell He simply
told them that he had sold the controlling stock
of the road, and he would dispose of their stock
at such price il they fit to accept It He
told them that, did they accept the Germs pro-
posed, he would see that they had their money.
Mr.. McKeen did not make one cent on the stock
of outsiders which was sold to the Ives Staynor
syndicate. 1t only Mr.. McKeens own stock
on which he realized 100 per cent. above par
and with this and what was IN thu treasury the
Ives party controlled the road ut was kind-
ness. Gays the stakeholder. who let his stock go
1t % per cent. above par. s'that he informed
outsiders that he had sold his stock. and thus
gave them an opportunity to dispose of theirs
on handsome advance in every what 1t
cost them" The statement has also gained cur
rency that Mr.. McKeen sold the stock that
rested in the treasury. At the proper time it
will be shown, says this stakeholder. that he did
not Ives sold the stock after he had taken
possession of the property, and in due time it
would be shown that Dir. McKeen had acted
honorably through the entire transaction.
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Expected Demise of q Wonderful Convent.

Court Journal.
The Via Merulina Convent, in Rome, will re-
main in the possession of the nuns until the
death of the last of them, when the property
will go TO the city The sixteen remaining
Vive, are still in the old monastery.
These nuns, some of them ladies of noble fami-
lies. observe a very strict rule. Once entering
the convent they never leave it alive. They
never see men, not even the priest who says
mass in the chapel. The altar is screened off,
and they can just see the elevation of the Host
Through small aperture they receive holy
communion. Iron gratings and q linen veil
guard the small openings through which they
make confession.
They never uudress for repose, but spend half
the night in prayer. and Keep except in the ex-
treme case of illness. perpetual abstinence from
meat They make almost everything they use.
even to shoes and medicines. II q parent OF one
OF these nuns dies. the announcement is not
made to the nun herself, but in general terms il
is said that one OF them has lost by death .
father or a mother. the case may be.
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Effort to Head of aIcNulta.

CHICAGO. Dec. 12-President Ashley, of the
Wabash Western, and committee OF the bond
holders representing the purchasing committee
of the Wabash were in the city to-day to induce
Receiver McNulta, of the Wabash, to withdraw
his proposed Illinois tariff and consent to keep
ing rates at their present standard or to consent
10 raise local rates between Decatur and Quincy,
on the line of the Wabash. The receiver how
ever, refused to reconsider to alter his deter
mination, and reiterated his intention TO lower
rates announced, Tuesday next It is
appeal to Judge Gresham, and ask that an
order be issued to the receiver forbidding him to
carry out his outlined policy.
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r AIDES. DO YOUR OWN DYEING, at HON.
IL with
PEERLESS DYES

Price o cents a package-40 colors. They have no
equal for Strength, Brightness Amount in Packages
for Fastness of Color fading alities They
do notcrock smut For sale by f. 4. Bryan drug
gist, Mass ave- and Vermont st.; Herman z.
Frauer apothecary.2 46 East Washington ST.; j. G.
French Masonic Temple drug store, cor Tennessee
and Washington streets; Otto Schopp druggist and
spothecary. 302 South Illinois st. Indianapolis Ind.
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BUYERS and m anufacturers are hagelirg over so
cen is per ton. The Record says that 400, 600
tons have already been contracted for next
years delivery which is a good beginning on an
estimated output next year of 2, 23O. 900 tons.
The officers of the Wagner Car Company
laugh at the idea of the Pullman company
bringing suit against them for an infringement
in putting vestibule trains on the New York
Central road. The New YORK Central people
claim that the white mail cars they put on five
years ago introduced the principle of vestlbuls
ratr
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DIED

BROWN-Cy. W. Brown Saturday, Dec. 10, at 4:15
aged thirty-nne years Funeral services at the
residence. No. 965 n. Tennessee street. Tuesday at
1880 a. N Friends are invited. Burial private
STEINHAUER-Addie daughter of Michael and
o'clock. Age, twelve years eleven months three
weeks and one day. Funeral from residence No So
Green street. Wednesday afternoon, Dec. Ii, at 2
O'Clock Friends invited.